Data summaries highlight the economic linkages between Utah and the federal government.
Read MoreSurvey responses from 547 University of Utah undergrads show feelings of powerlessness and frustration are most common reactions, but concerns about climate can also spur action.
Read MoreResults from U of U Health study could help identify new therapeutic targets to re-energize ailing hearts.
Read MoreGPS-tracked heat exposure revealed dangerous daytime exposure and hot nights for unsheltered Salt Lake City residents.
Read MorePolitical scientist Michael Dichio discusses framework he developed for identifying circumstances where federalism undermines and where it sustains democracy.
Read MoreTrust in a health care system may begin with a provider who listens or with a reputation built over time.
Read MoreClimate scientist Myles Allen says yes, but only if greenhouse gas emissions are captured and stored underground. And he has a plan.
Read MoreFIRE pairs machine learning with advanced DNA sequencing to help pinpoint the DNA changes behind hereditary diseases—a crucial step toward gene-based therapies.
Read MoreAs Utah families trade summer heat for cooler fall days, the environmental conditions affecting children’s health don’t disappear with the season.
Read MoreResearch uncovers how people with specific genetic change associated with sickle cells are much less likely to develop severe malaria.
Read MoreAt its third annual symposium, One-U RAI celebrated three years of progress and the launch of Redtail, a statewide resource for research, education and pro-human AI.
Read MoreU researchers have been a part of the international project from the very beginning.
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